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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-09

80 $500 = 80 8AAA4 LAAI4s
Mr.. KaNne vii s1morrnu. upan sse
end reading of sha wonenss suilsan.
otlls tnlrodased today. nsRs - haVl
item referred % shs coIaml.iao On pfip.
ilRRea and elecliona Mr. Ksans i I
daemheR Of tAis committae Ra u also NJ
hElm, Who hag q Woman,s uudrara hiI
hlmElf. 1hs olseF members % q.
eommil1ee ara BaceY, Demoofas. 81
Linoalns Rsed, kepn0llcan, uf Thun
90. and Wnrman. Republican. q Pa
ezo.
Mr. Humes uIli opposs ths ssmmit-
Eent Of 90 Important q maaanFn 60 Z
o0mmittee that has no iaFisdiclien q
ne subfset matter. Hnmea holds that
sheas and al Kindred masaarso a4eot
mg imparasna c1nslifuliunal Qnssstanl
snd Fiahaa pEupeziY belunR % shs
in4icI1aR nu1nmil1ao Il u nNnssn,l
roe1 Ne eote on thlo Quenlioa a rafnr
enee uiIl e leaas indloal1 1hs oemrer n
she house On ihs qneallcn e WoGanA'
suitcase.
AZ. KsansAs woaan suaFaus hill pro.
vids8 -shat 81 Americas ciiizs1s, mals
and female. abOgs the ace 0f Il foafa
and oil Q heE inhabitants. uale and fe
male. of this territory. sboEe tha1 ace,
u0o shall hnVo declared On cath their
inteniio1 g beoems citiksns ai laaa1 aix
months pFesious 30 the daE AZ eieolinn,
ESQ, (tee esheF provisions being aeeBfa
Inc % psesent elsollou ns % qnaliasa
tioa of soesra } sashall b snfilisd % v1ls
and hold once Ia the tsrri1ofy.n 1he
provinions a. 20 soldiers and aaiiora ars
praeiiealls ne sane a. IL the preseni
lsU.
Mr.. Thsmusou,s bin provldss lhal Al
ciiizsna e the Uniled states. mals and
fsmale. above tie aRe of twenty. enc
goors, and al ether paEsons. mais and
sennales aonxe thai aRe nnd capable Of
beo0miaa osii8sns o. tho Uailod states,
who shall have declared On oash befurs
. eompeeent ccnvt OF effloeF, slc Hpso.
sidsd thai NJ CfzseF. soldier, te1Uan.
mariner or other person il ehe array %
nagys % a1teohed 10 troops In the Ser
yiee 0f tha Unita8 States. a0all be q.
iored 70 vote e apy election IN this
territory hg reaeon ~ being On service
therein, ublesa said terriinfs b and has
been for the period Of six monfha his
peFma0ent aomioile psovided be was
eitiR "A cf thia teKEitoEy at TIE time %
bic enlistment, and provided further,
thnt no peFsun belonging 10 the army or
Dayy OF aha DATED States, ofher ahan
ofaoern Of The army o. nhvy on ehe u.
llfed list, shall be oIecled 60 OF hold any
evil ol.lce o. appointmanl IN this ser.
Eitogy"
Section 3 provides tsrsely "that 10
person shall Be osnied The night 10 vote
or % bold efise on aooouuk 81 Sax
Mr. Helm Of Kiiekitat, will present
stiil angehee woman suffrage bill eomoE.
F0w, differing from MEs Thomps1nis in
nas havi0g the cIinober IN lho seoond
ssoli0n, ana also 10 regard 20 aoldsssa
and naiiofs. whom Is permits 70 vote IL
they have meds ne teBriloeg their per
manen1 domioils slx months pssViaas 20
tie day eg elsetion, while Thnmpson's
makes & IN additional neosa-aFy qaaii-
deali0n that ahis nnst have bosn theil
plhoe Of residenoe "a he time Of enlist
meut. 1he pfaVieioa h dosianod % pEs-
vent ihs voe na Of large bodies OF msn
posted temporarily 10 the teF1iiory.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-09

wAleA will ei1 n thesE fnfaDss. nnu,e
VII es1Aps tAe paEiis e infsneys and q
few VII dis of mninrs cd ans. Then
fhefs are Q fsu unioh ulll nn<s tfgalt
tlues Whsn thaE EsanA - this1 s1aRs e
ihesr Narsat.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-09
THE LEGISLATURE.
The Gsvernsr Rursuaded
90 Read His Message.
RnmEhIlits = nls1k n ths csuasIi-
wonnA's sasrAes Messass Insrs-
sss.a II ne Hsuus.

1 OExMrnA. Das. F.-PRsadsnf Thawp.
son bh1s noEnina mads he art rnlisa
/ 81 more tkan pa6siuR inleze1l noon nfsEf
50 eonnsis had Issssned 70 A. eloauen1
/ pEngsF oGeEad ~ Chaplain 0arbaR.
Ne Leuia. mgtsr 3 nnm6er ~ resnla-
siona had teen rad, arusa nnd stated
/ that ke o1sEed foe ooasidera1ion 3 biil
fsf ths repeal of re Rr0ss eazntnas TAX
lMw.
aFhs sius fos nreasufiur hlIIs tns ma
20 arrived, said PEtnident Tbompsua.
"Does tie chair hold an oue q or
Der u iE4uissd Mf. LewtA
eX~aA
sWeil, ui1h 10 oGer ths IN, ana fhs
chair san Fnle on tne point of ufdeF.e
a Fuie tnaa yea axe cut Of ORDER
ssid the pssetdenf.
there nse N e91ni1taes urroEnse5
- 70 Which tha bills nag be EefsEse1. =
suRnesied Mr. 00sey.
@Lf 6tlla are going 20 be intRoducea, =
said Col. Dtssls. Fisine, Il have los uf
II nsss ue a6isuru uusil 10 o'cloeh
tcmorFow,n intexpossd MF. 00weY, and
4 waa psomptl seconded by Mr.. Bar
her, and carried wilh0ai disssnfine
vJie.
Tha ruling Of the presidens was the
sabtsot of some discussion after I'd
iJnfnmeut, but no one wsa eossidersd
- having been harmed b. IL and no
o1e eiooaeaed e EefY soFl0nsly. Me.
Lewis. Il 10 undeEssaod, desired 60 prss
ans the aTst till.
An tnfoEmal oommuniea1ion from The
governor was red b. direotion of the
presidents. % the eject thaa ho would
have aans 70 the membeRn ef the ooun-
Ell printed oopiea of hia measnNe. and
ghas unless ghe eoancil especially de-
sifea him 70 personally eons 70 -
e0nncil chamber, be Woald depart from
that general cnstem. Previous 80 fhfs,
Onioi UieEk NickiiE, Of the house, IN
ao1aoed 1ins feeoluiion Whlph had
benn adopted By The house, directing
shat q isinf commitsee be Appointed Go
inform che governor that she assembly
aaB organ Ed and ready 70 KecsiVe an9
oommanloatipns be destFed % have pre-
Ssnte6. TIE council adopsed the f1int
rssoiution. bos Peesidene Thompa0n
did not app0int anyone 10 the com
mitfoe.
Mr.. Convey secured lrm hold on
Fame's shoulders By presenting rsso-
lnii0n. whicn wae adopted, a0tnofimsnR
he ssIReant alarms 20 pEevide oan-
genieDoes within he bar Of tue council. /
C0lonei Eseela announoea that bg /
reason Of Mr. Oe0kss Illness be hao I
psiEed Win hin for The session, ~ until /
sueh ttne Is Mr.. Cook might Be psss-
cut. A Fssolntion exoosi0g M. Cook l
from attendance was adopted.
Toe book of rules pnslisnad In 1859 /
was By . Fesslatlsn formally aoopssd,
utfh the change thai sne jadieiafy con.-
mittee shall consist of hee instead Of |
three usmhsr4 Msssrs. Gobie and |
Lewis wsFa ssIscted e nsmbers Of tue
iVlnt committee appointed 70 wait On
sae governor. TOE committee called sn |
the RovsEnoT this aftern0on aud the /
governor ann unced that be would read /
nie message Ia person tomofFou aftef-
noon a. $50. 1nsre 10 more OF les
wsli grounded FeDsEs abroad tAaa be /
has added something 20 lhe original
messsRs and that this poFtion may D.
rad from manuscripts.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-09

HaQsmA Bar, OssNun. Dne. s.--i epe-
s.@5--l.. - X s1s.s..sa = ! : - s-.ss Y seriss - =
she nien1. Il 3 fnpessibla b ssaah sks
stsaaahlp FaQnina CIR 80 fr18 ths
haF NlEae q iow set1r h41 oaae1. 1be
Roeset a111ds Wzlt le9 straln e Wlnd
tinned knewn hess fer years
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-09

The hcuss aei nRf I'd nt 1910 o'ciock
until MondaY. Gflsr tbe introdnoilom of
q fsW resolutions RELATING % TIE amaad.
mens of Knlea.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-09

pualed. hsnea. q s b - 1nln b kiIlsa.
4 iuAx1a Al 10 1ailsna1 EeegsEsB whclly
1neaxkd. ~ wan t1GHo n1Namenfa 9Asa
tilltd t1e eg1ntefzart q ME. tret1eais
otlt - - las s1zsiEn sd u1ieh ulII
pEebaolg klu ~ bill Ma a ehia.
fhoes wno fANoF Q iusi tAxAkinn of Fail.
Rad ptupeFtT 80 sA9l thfs bill Ghonit
eefse - = Eepeaiina ol1ese b = hiIl lAal
pEuEi91a su1h tsxaaioo tnaa % FepeAi :
iAw t14e provides for ls9yLnq SOMA sax-
zafsn ard % enael anssheF ID ~ sseal
. follF.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-09

':..srs4r MKRrIno o. wAanINoToN
<ss.~ -. 1. pssxiosfe Dr9m AspH -
~ - - eslnrtsg. g - , ~ = i1ell
r fIe~-1 Hsa1a Lsfas D11nfAs Ae !
4. I, ...''.s hsaarsry q sarh uossh ~
= 1TpEgws AED ca1kDoHEAN sotIE
= ~s,s1 fse sa1f1g . , - = hnN'1
! s.ssrr tsarg hio<t. Al AceleADe1 80 se1s
= s,ssrA. Nh O0Nf8s Fraliaset
fSwR aseEueaay. set2
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-09

DorB snxAzs Axp norsR Apsounn uHxrx
NQankx.
wAsnmaroN. Dee e.--AflsR ihe rsad-
InR Of ths ionfnal and the presentation
&c \ fnw depaFtmsnt gommnniealiong
she asnaie. on melton of E<Fwell. ~.
learned all Mnnday.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-09
rHR nRsE BILL

A short reeesa was taken until She
chisf clerk 1s the council Appeared with
a message giving notice that that body
sas organ ed. Before tho oieFk bad
ceased reading, too memberB- Preston,
Of WaiiaburR, and Keane, of King
stood on the dooF seeking reooRnition
from the speaker. Psesson's position
is more 10 the fFant, and he canRhi the
speakers eye.
Il have 8 bin I visa 70 present. Mr.
Speskef," said be
The page handed ovsF The document
and the clerk 10 his mosl efective tone
read 80 follows:
'.Hooss bill No. /. iniEoducsd By Mr..
Preston. entitled 40 ast 20 repeal -
set entitled an aet pfovidina for the
levy and collection Of taxsa on railroad
property ~ tha territory. AppFovsd
Novenafeg g, 1e92." fhe first bali, then.
presented for tha confederation Of the
leaisl stafe es this session is one desia
uated to repeal the famous gross earn.
inRs tax lac, and 10 idsntioai With shat
wbich laboFed 90 hard thFouRh the last
session and Tell BY the wayside fas
down toward its CLOSE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-09

The all absorbing question nov 10 the
composition OF she standing commit
teea. TIE Democrats ere nov disposed
20 admin that they made q blnnder 10
the aFraneemeDs % which lhe c0mmls
sees we're divided. Tue exsok woFcina
of the aefeement is 'sacoordiBg 20 the
pFlnged rules OF tue LAST session" II
COW appears THAI the Democrats bad
ask1meo that she rules bad been print
d last session and that tbs schedule Of
eommittees wes identical With that
printed on the slips OF paper and enter
"a en tbs journal. The printed rules
Of 1888 Wero formally adopaed last ses-
siOn and practically became the printed
rules OF the last session. AltoRetheF
tue Repnbllcans are credited with 90
oomplishinR their object rather neatly.
The democrats do not feel very sore
over the AFFAIR row, and ME. Barker
WFltinR, for II ehuwa on fts face imka
shat vas agreed 20. and relieves the
committee from being charged With
any skulduRReFy. The Democrats. not
Withsiaoding their united protest and
uaiveg Of any right % seieet members
tor the committees assigned them pn-
der the agreement. viii probably se-
oeivo all they aFe entitled 70 under that
agreement, aud more too. Az leas',
teRt 10 the general opinion expressed
noW.
IMPORTANCE or HoLpno THB oFRIrEa.
The Importance Of keeping Ia oface
be present. Res ublican sppotntees, In
vieV Of HppFoseetnR statehood, may
lead 10 some interesting results. There
% no Questiou amooR the Republicans
that 90 ehenaes should b. allowed on
general principals. bnt 10 insist on re-
tusal 10 e0Bifm any OF the governors 5
srpotntments except the penitentiary
ofFiOtFs, might cause the Democrats to
onek very deesdsdiy. II The Repnhli-
sars refuse 70 eondrm the apOoint
menla. the Democrats may refuse TO
pass sha appropriation bill, and the Rs
pnblioan 0fiiuers would then have stalls
sn the Democratic baFn Without there
being any fodder in ths DsmceraIic
trooehs.
Whsls The sepnhlicars have q ssroUe
desire 10 KEEP their places. there fs no
side pFead belief that they are willing
70 Do 90 without aone assafanoo that
they wiil aet thetf saiAFiea Bns II the
Democrats bucked o nightly The He
Sablicsas miRha declare that the Den.
scralio sppointees. whsn eonarmed,
might aleo shsW eiE thumbs u no IN
terrtfiRd expectancy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-09
NELL HUMngR Two.

Mr. Ksana kept his placs snd cams In
Q cloas second IL tbs race for the honor
OF fAshfring bill Na. l Of the session.
HIS was No. 2. and entitled "An cot Es
latinR to The Qaaiidoat1ona Of voters" !"
It grants Suffrage 20 women. Hnane
oiiI No. 8. was intredueed by Mr..
Thompson and II also Q woman'a suf-
frsas bill With characteristics Of Ire osu
whIch vii De found tn detail fuFtheE
along IN this report
A nesaaee from the council was an
nounced 81 this janctnre, Givana notice
Joint res0lnfion appointing Q eommittse
% wait upon she RogsrnoE.
Mr. fswtn made q mosiou that q spe-
oiai committee be sppointed 20 aot With
q eommittee from the council 20 draft .
promps admiration Of shis tegeeogy into
the aBiou. Hs said tsat actian could
nat be ken IN this matter too soon,
aud thai Il skould asuFs among Sue 6rsi
uosk Of the assembly 90 thai il might
reach congress early. tne better 70 wOeh
en- infaspcs for our pFompt addresses.
Hames moved as "a ausndmsnt sbst,
ns tbs commHfee % federal relations
w0uid have little 10 do, the matter
shuuid be ccnsioned 10 Il. TIE amsnd
nsas was aeeepted snd the motion
passad.
A i5int resolution wns adopted aprro-
pFinline $50 10 havs . supply Of pipea
extended into the csptfol botidioR q
furnish water daring ths ssssion.
Tbs boass thsa adfsaEne9 untf 10
morrow m0FninR.
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Itis BOT al likely thas thess contin-
ger osea wtll aFise, b1t 1hat may be
oue can ba done, and 10 is not safe 10
oFo9 unsil enc y out of The Uso6A
There y some prsoahilitY THAI the eov
rFnoF's sptoieiese u1ll be eonnrmed.
rheRs waal be measures presented watch
nav be ccnes0eHEd uaaFe palnable anau
the rsaensio1 Ia ofass Of eouse Ihtrts
repahliCana. !. B. L41dFun. Of Gold
endaie. b mentioned on pFstiy good -.
thority ss tbe man who will be appoina-
I'd saperinsen Of The penilentiaFy.
MR. LaBdFum ts bere. He WAs an m
4ueoessfai ., Pliesnt for the po1iason of
eomm,astonef of the penisenaiaFv 70 sme
eeed u q. Waite. FesiRned. y. Is. Nd
msistcn Waa ths snccessful man.
Cufied esatea DIstFiol Attorney white
ia here wilh q local Spttoa ball whish b
tntendad 70 eoFrtcs The weaknesses Of
toe ons ne9 before TIE e1pseDe eouFt.
on sppeAI. sud Uhish ii = sxpecsed vii
% oscid<d Detective IN to essential
fsatnrss. 1he bilI viii prahahls be pss-
ssntsd 10 tbs eoancil b. Prsstdsnt
rhoDpsun-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-09

The sceaksr appointed as suah con-
mittee Elder. Case and Eellowa TIE
speaker stated shat be had been told on
GOOD authority that thn aavernoF fat
very dlfhdent aboufappeArinR and rad
lne his me1saae II perBon IN vieW Of
its having appeaFed in the newspapaEs
and wonld prefes thaA u b read ~ the
clark.
NJ. Iruin nsked II ihs houss was g
FeeeiVe this as N authoritative notice,
and the speaker replied that Il was not
Mr.. Fellows Democrats, said be had
peRsonal k0owleaQe Of che fact that the
Rosernor did nos wish % read his mes.
sage.
Me-. Irwin, Repus licmn, moved that q
committee Of two be appointed from The
banss 10 act With q similar coumiftee
from the counoil, TO FeQaeaI The govern
or 10 read MS message IL be 90 desired,
the thoneht being that snnh action
uouid relieve tie aoyoEnoR Of ell embaF.
rsssuaent IN ths matter.
Arasmith seconded IN The same b.
lief.
Thompson thsuaht sach aeilou uoala
stansee, as TIE aOVeFnoE, having indt-
Gated Ahm3 be did not GsaiKs 70 Rad ahs
message. would inierptet such E :. Q1ess
as Wishing 20 override hia q, tsnsiona.
Fsll0We. Democrats, said be certainly
would not vote for sush q q tion as Il
hsd been put, at least the word "re-
quest should BE- changed 10 Fssd ''in-
vie" bot be thouRht that the commit.
tee pEeViously app lated wanld serve
she pnrpose equally weil u instructed 10
the same way. irwin accepted GO
amendment to that pufpose.
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ghe jains esmmittss uaIts6 npon the
Ropsrnog this aftersaon and, aftee .
nhnrs oonfoFxsce, ha Aaeaiomnsd in theiR
sxprsassd wish thai BE appsaF IN per-
snn esd Rad ht1 De1sans dhe t8o
housss vii, tnnEesofe. n - in ioint -
sion tomoFss = fFu1ay1 m0Fn1pR asd
b ar tie foFral prsseniaiioa Of the mes-
naas.
ne hzi Eulroaused By MF. Pre-
Ton. rspoalina re Rfue8 earnings lAw, h
sxasaig aamiIag 70 thaa iusfe1ncsd b.
M. 0nedeil. DsmoeFas. from Onshalis.
a iha last ssssion. Geodeli waaa oan-
di1ate for reeiscttco - thts ofaee fFom
she sams district and wns dafeafed ~
Mr.. Reed. af ttts city. IL was urged
nRsfuss him that he Did moa aland
eqaare % TITS qnegstoa 81 rstlFea1 tsx-
alton. and fhis aEz1meut hs himself
claims was ehlsay tnsgumNnaal IN his
defaat. Thase who ass6 sn9 aERnmen1
~ thsi tie 80 thas msHalR
c1nismplafss re repenl e - nsas
earuings lnw, hils hME1s9 e - asneBnl
lax uMVsF ana sun mosn feathers im tba
- ~ thn sailroad eurpar93inn1 ahxn
anes shs aFssa earninRs laN isz.lf. The
aeanz enFninEa he rEpeafe6. ali 90 INms
cnnIsasiaM wien n. Mew ahM rupeal ~
aHn1 inw Gees nat rsgiee ~ isms o re-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-09

The bili receaifna tbs gross saFninGs
TAI Lao 70 be prsasnitd b. ir. Lewis
pFoSteea fhaa the aot nhafi operate aaiy
afteF tie paynen9 % nfxi marsh - tke
FAtiroad eampaniea a t1e Rruss earn-
trgs tax Onaonei Steele wiii pfss9na .
bid aaEhoF x'nz munactpal eoFpoFattsns
% auena teelf e1aFeeFa stthoal ankiug
iha legislature % ssBcsica n. Mr.. Ga
nia viii nNse . B Il Faaulattna EaalFoad
~ saht rates witbfa tbe 1sfFitoFY.
Bot 20 rive em 0otiins 81 ell tAa bfils
10 Be prsssntea wsoid rEqaife Bos enlY
q great deal af gine t11 nol uHlIkslY
wonl6 anx The pa1ianas of tne vMKinnd
c1nsEisnsnetaA IhsrR vi - htlls
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0EsHRIA, Dsr. a. lspsoiAll = The
bose was called % cE1sF pfeupfiy e
Ten aielock thia noEninR. The report
Of she oommiltse On m1IeMNe was read
and this tins peumpsly sdople6, lhe
little nhsts5ls8 ID ils cav yzsleId4y
hasinR been rsmopod. Bsfe1s ihE
qans1znn wns pa Thcmpson, og PisFns
eoanlys wanted 10 knog Il tae report
fully eslabiisAed lhe pnint that Taeoms
us8 the hob e this end e tbs eoaalFy
and nns RaFsland ablished d 81 ~
curing eastern frfendn coming hsro 90
erAgsl oESF TIE ewitehback. Tha1 dnne
Be eoald vote fog ~
Hnmas replisd that he rsnF01zsd vsry
mech fkaa tha aummiftee Required eaat
ern members "a travel thro1Rh Taoamn
his little sally Waa pieaaanfly Kensiged.
Ihe EpaakeE here announeed &c fhs
order of the nomeut tha inlEo6noIl1n
u bilia and Feanlutiona. mhaRnanon Wr
ksHne U1enptig n1n1a sd anAed tonxe
% tutEo1n1e bill. LEe apeakea stated
thai it wan Kklhfs o0f % place . iufro
dnes : bill prssious % hsaEinR from fhs
RgBarnaF.
h1r. lruIa saeessisS thaa .he house
uas nos yel epprissd of the oreanizs
tion Of tbs osancsl. and protested
ARalnsa any Ienislafinn belnR afsempand
entl. the eoey vas daily eonsiilnied
leaislsture.
Mr. Ksans nzss wsy, olaimine prioEisy,
oowsvef. fos his bill ,whsn NE psopeE
time eame.
A Fesolusion intsod1sea By AFFssmish.
requesting the tefFitorial HndisoT 70
sunn1u nnnrufnara aR1af afn,h en1 -
geans-aG aEma vita copies o. the ees-
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-08
Women Behind the Cnnntor.

Some one told me that a smile would go long way toward helping me become successful saleswoman," '" said girl to whom store life was yet new, land have smiled and smiled until don't think I could look solemn at the funeral of my best friend. l actually grin from morn ing till night, and think.I will have 10 give my mouth a rest if don't sell dol lars worth the rest of the day. came here with the determination of being good natured and pleasant to every one. no matter how cranky a customer might have, but really, it is harder work than l thought. Still, l am sure good mature pays, and l don't know of any position that requires more patience than that of a saleswoman.
 "A rather stupid girl with a sweet, even disposition is more apt tO succeed than 6 brighter girl who is quick tempered. I mean to earn $50 a week some day, if I wear out my mouth smiling. try to he so pleasant to my customers that they won't let any one else wait on them, but ask inc Co take them Co other counters. Then when l get . good trade my salary will be raised and will receive consider able eztra as percentage. Yes, bright, good natured girl is pretty apt to have her salary increased in time, and need not be afraid to begin OF s week if she Las a home and will not be required to pay board while she Is gaining her experience. In this store S7 and $ a week is the average salary. y."-Philadelphia Press.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-08
Farming Tn Jspks.

An American writer who visited soma oi the most Important of the agricultural 9lstricts oi Japan in company with Gen. Nan buren, United States consul general at hoAohama, has published an interesting account of what he saw and heard. Of laOor saving instruments or machines Japan has very few. Even the blow is out little used, broad plated mattock being the principal tool for stirring the soil, and there is not a flour mill in the country, unless the hand grinding ma chlne similar to that depicted on the tombs Of the ancient Egyptians can be called by that name. Wheat is for the most part hulled and eaten us rice is, that which Is ground being made into unleav- ened cakes There is no word in the Jap anese language for bread, nor any pro cess in the national cookery analogous to yeast fermentation.
 In many parts of the country the soil is extremely fertile and the cultivation is ex-: cellent. Near Kioto, the old capital. it Is not uncommon to grow seventy bushels of rice to the acre as the second crop of the year from the same land which had pro- duced forty bushels of wheat as a winter crop Nor is this all the years produce, Tor early vegetables are soWn between the rows of wheat in February, maturing with the latter in May. After the wheat harvest the land is prepared for and planted with rice, which is harvested in October. Barley and rye, like wheat. gre planted in the autumn. Maize is cult- yated to some extent and millet is TO duced abundantly in attitudes where rice VIII not flourish. The farmers manure The land heavily and stir it great nul- Der of times between harvesting and sew ing, also cultivating between the rows after the corn Is up.-Chicago Times.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-08
A Joke on Bernhardt.

Apropos of the theatre, Mime Bern hardt was made the victim of practical joke on the night of her last performance Gt the Star theatre. She Is much addicted to the practice known among actors as ''guying," and philoS0phic enough to be not averse to joke upon herself if it is funny. In the second act of "Theodoran the empress visits the umphitheatre in which she was once n star. In the vaults where the performers and the wild beasts are housed she renews old acquaintalces. especially with brutes. The audience sees the lions cace, with the straw sticking out between the bars. but the lion himself is left to the imagination. On this oc- casion when BernhRrdt went up to the cage to caress the phantom king of beasts she almost shrieked with laughter. Nest ling comfortably in the straw was apOodle puppy, which blinked and whiInpered at her as she apostrophized 1t in heroic strain. The affair put her in such good humOr that the performance passed of without a quarrel with any one--a rarity, indeed, as performances with Mime. Bern harSit go.-Alfred Tumble in New York Times